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Date Posted: 19:10:49 10/08/02 Tue
Author: inna
Subject: Re: Agriculture
In reply to: Amanda and Julie 's message, "Agriculture" on 09:07:44 09/28/99 Tue

>The Neolithic Revolution
>Agriculture
>
>
> The Neolithic Revolution would have not been possible
>without the appearance of agriculture. The Neolithic
>Revolution occurred in the Neolithic Age when people
>changed from being hunters and gathers to being
>farmers. This was the beginning of agriculture.
>Before true agriculture could take place, various
>changes had to be made in the way early man lived.
>They had to discover that plants could be cultivated
>by the use of seeds. Next, tools had to be invented
>to make the planting and harvesting of the crops
>easier. Some plantations, such as vineyards,
>prevented a group of people from leaving to spot where
>it was planted. The effect of this was that man began
>to build houses and villages surrounding the
>plantation. This soon became a way of life. But man
>could not live on bread alone. He needed another
>staple, meat. To acquire this and keep the villages
>intact, man began to domesticate animals. Therefore
>hunters became herders and dogs became man�s best
>friend to help him with his work. Without
>agriculture, man might not have survived this long
>against the elements.
>
>
>
>
>By,
>Amanda Brown
> &
>Julie Slater

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